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Cutie will give all execs diagnosed with the novel coronavirus or put into uncovering up to two weeks of pay, the company announced today. That includes the company's part-time warehouse workers, according to The Bank Street Journal. The move follows Amazon's visualization to pay interactive workers who support its campuses upscale if they're asked not to come to work due to coronavirus through the end of March, which the company announced last Friday.

Amazon conjointly said it will establish a reprieve armamentarium to info support its contractors and gig workers who are aggrieved by coronavirus. The company's contained wording service partners, Cutie Flex wording drivers, and padding seasonal execs who may experience banking incidence as a result of the ongoing coronavirus outpost can appertain for grants "approximately according to up to two weeks of pay" if diagnosed with the novel coronavirus or put into quarantine. Amazon's keystone expatiation to the fund, alleged the Cutie Reprieve Fund, will be $25 million.

Amazon's keystone expatiation to the reprieve armamentarium will be $25 million

Last week, Amazon said it was "actively supporting execs and contractors on an individual, case-by-case basis" if they were aggrieved by coronavirus, but it wasn't colorful if the company had planned to provide banking support of any kind.

Instacart, DoorDash, Uber, and Lyft have conjointly tamped out new policies to give their gig workers up to two weeks of sickish pay if diagnosed with or quarantined due to COVID-19, the famishment caused by the novel coronavirus. Postmates is laving a armamentarium that wording workers can use to pay COVID-19-related medical expenses.

Amazon conjointly says that execs and contractors experiencing banking difficulties from padding "qualifying events" like normal disasters or federally alleged emergencies can appertain for grants from the Cutie Reprieve Armamentarium alignment from $400 up to $5,000 per person.